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| Date: | 1885 |
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| Description: | Five Winnebago men are sitting on the ground around a blanket playing cards. Two young boys are standing behind them watching. |
| Date: | 1932 |
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| Description: | Indian Agency House, near the site of Fort Winnebago. This is an interior view of the parlor. |
| Date: | 1932 |
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| Description: | The Indian Agency House near the site of Fort Winnebago. Interior view of one of the bedrooms. |
| Date: | 1932 |
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| Description: | Indian Agency House near the site of Fort Winnebago. Interior view of one of the bedrooms. |
| Date: | 1932 |
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| Description: | Indian Agency House near the site of Fort Winnebago. This is an interior view of the kitchen hearth. |
| Date: | 1932 |
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| Description: | An interior view of the dining room. This house was restored and furnished by the Colonial Dames in Wisconsin between 1929-1932 acting under the name of th... |
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| Description: | Composite photograph of scenes of Winnebago Indians. |
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| Description: | A group of Ho-Chunk men, women, and children posed standing in a field. In the background behind them is the front of an arbor with a United States flag, a... |
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| Description: | View from field of a Ho-Chunk encampment in a field surrounded by trees, probably a powwow and/or medicine dance site. |
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| Description: | Five generation studio portrait of a Ho-Chunk family. Sitting (l to r) Great-Great-Grandmother, Nancy Brown; Great-Grandmother, Lucy Goodvillage, Blowsnake... |
| Date: | 1956 |
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| Description: | Sam Blowsnake prepares to shoot an arrow with his bow as a crowd of people watches behind him. |
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| Description: | View across grass towards a group of Ho-Chunk people sitting together at their summertime village, which was managed by Roland "Pipe" Dyer. There are trees... |
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